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Looking for home
All the first tiny home villages required civil disobedience,” says Marcus Hyde of Denver Homeless Out Loud (DHOL), a group of both advocates and people experiencing homelessness working in the Denver area. On Saturday, Oct. 24, 10 members of the group were arrested ...
Are pro-fracking online comments coming from paid shills?
Here at Boulder Weekly, we welcome robust discussion of our...
In the Trump era
"I hate to use the word socializing because I’m not a socialist,” Douglas Bruce told Boulder Weekly in the exhibition hall at the Western...
Cynicism confirmed
Stew and Christine Nyholm have lived in the Wadley Farms neighborhood north of Denver for close to 30 years, raising five children in the same house. The couple enjoys the quiet neighborhood and ample space it provides. “We’re a small enclave of a little tiny piece ...
Medical pot user claims discrimination
Jason Lauve’s life began changing dramatically for the worse...
In wake of Cairo protests, local Egyptians express support
Locals with ties to Egypt are expressing their support for the recent protests in Cairo that led to President Hosni Mubarak’s recent resignation.After 18 suspenseful days of protesting in Cairo, on Feb. 11 Mubarak stepped down, fueling millions of people’s excitement...
U.S. moves to take grizzly off endangered species list
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced last week they will move forward with a proposal to delist grizzly bears in the Greater...
Democracia en Avance
Después de casi dos años de desarrollo, el primer sistema de petición electrónica de Boulder está programado para comenzar a funcionar en campañas ciudadanas...
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs)
For more than a decade, Boulder Weekly has been a national leader when it comes to reporting on the critical issue of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), GMO seeds and foods, the movement to label GE food products, and the dangerous practices of monopolistic ...
